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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1923
Page
2
Drought relief actions listed with payments and approvals. Mentioned are Brat Deist at Malborn and Colun Shaws, Nut smd ehici pion at Geelong, with exitm hoary and eeempuct. Approved bill totals £160 cash of £200, dated April. T. AL Crawford referenced.
For sale items include motor cycle and sidecar with splended outfits, all in good condition. Details list a gold watch, chain, and a rifle range item among the curios. Contact Pil Wolver, Rankin Street, for information and prices.
WDRA invites applications for the position of Secretary Balwry with a stipend. Interested applicants must reach the undersigned on or before 4 August 1525. Dalton Province
A terse notice warns that any persons found near Windemere for public safety or hunting will be cited immediately. The message emphasizes no response to credibility concerns and mentions Ay Marrin as a reference.
Proctor authorised toner for WI village and commune, Ltd announces phone contact 126 Malo Aurent with repairs and tuning for faro and organ systems.
Incomplete notice lists tender details for Jubilie Park project. Dates and specifications unclear due to OCR errors. Likely references Tomer Seth, Wesley pn Teysetay, and L9el Wm with details about plane and aperficarionn and Gilen.
A fragment notes a market reopening or return at a major shop named John Menglyr and Co at Lut the Big Store with a door price around seven pounds. The text is incomplete but indicates a retail event or pricing detail in a local market setting.
An examination is to be held for certificates and the overseer of works will attend the meeting on Tuesday August 109M. Full particulars and application forms may be obtained from the Clerk of the Zonal Government. Applications must be submitted by July 9929 to the under secretary at the Ministry.
The renowned burivane wit Marth Little, widely known in Poche, is expected to waive mantis prior to 10 ts, with Burne in 1084 noted as a second. He is anticipated to launch volue production and singing during his residence, though only a limited audience will be admitted. Forbes and the public will be introduced to his work.
Mtr. TM McWillam of Pin View engages in a ram purchase involving Goolagong and several studs, detailing bids, prices, and delivery terms. The notes reference Tasman and Geib Kobete with multiple monetary figures and dates, reflecting a transactional record from the Sydney market.
Promoters of a plain and fancy dress ball in aid of the parish hall of the Church of Ireland held indoors on Thursday evening. The hall was artfully decorated and featured appealing dances and a variety of comic songs. proceeds supported church amenities.
A fragmented historical notice recounts the rise and misadventures of Parham and Portes, tracing early gold rush links, the birth of notable figures, and a community’s changing names. It notes Farhan’s public life and an infant once called The Cue, later renamed Parken, now known as Smee, amid shifting local identity.
A fragment lists names and items donated to the Forbes District Hub last month including Airv Adet Mya Muavett Mr Hurtie Miloth and Mrs Ken with various foods and flowers. The illegible OCR yields many garbled entries but shows a community donation activity with multiple individuals and gift types.
Firefighters battled a small outbreak near North Hill when residents alerted authorities just after 2 o clock yesterday evening. Neighbours helped contain the blaze at Mrs Mackay’s residence in Blackbird Street, with about 20 worth of damage reported and the Australian Mutual Insurance Co Lid handling the claim.
A garbled report describes a cold and wet day with sun expected later, mentioning a 34 degree reading, a forecast near 44 degrees, and night low around 3 degrees. It notes showers continuing overnight and a windy, unsettled pattern with minimal clarity on locations or exact times.
A garbled text fragment mentions a gate show, a tent, and references to Forbes at a location on Wednesday. It hints at travel and a liaison with Porhéa and Barker, suggesting an event with limited legible details and no clear outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe the southern pigeons event held on July 01 at a location with Wayne Ashton officiating and mention leading contenders Mat and Monton. A later mention on the 22nd notes a fatal Avion incident affecting participants, leaving Minnie as a survivor.
Fragmented dispatches describe a municipal dispute in a town with references to Mayor Alorman Koa and Mr Keane about a French flag and local authority. The notice hints at tensions over allegiance, property, and governance as discussions unfold among officials.
A garbled report details a railway yard incident near an urban depot with delays and possible safety concerns. Officials, including Mr. Taeieth, consider a commission to review early repairs and the impact on the surrounding area and traffic.
Readable fragments describe remedies and products related to a cough and influenza remedy. Mentions Woods and Pratley locations, a cave theme, and a confectionery or care brand with pappermint. Details are fragmented and not fully coherent.
A lengthy report details the death of a respected North-Western Hills resident, the boyhood ties of family and friends, and the large funeral held in the town. It notes tributes from local leaders, a procession through several towns, and a community wave of sympathy extending to relatives across Sydney and nearby districts. The piece also mentions a forthcoming service and social notices tied to the deceased’s connections within the area.
A fragmented report from Yarvan Lea outlines criticism of the Shire Council for road works costing hundreds of pounds. After spending on metal and dust cover, locals say previous road work lasted longer and a tighter plan is needed to prevent travel disruption during wet months. The plea calls for better budgeting and timing to finish projects without delaying essential routes.
A fragmented critique targets Alderman Campbell and fellow councillors over South End road construction. The speaker accuses them of bungling maintenance and mismanaging funds, noting a 2000 pound project and delayed answers as the town suffered during the two year dispute.
A local councilors debate over a £15,000 road scheme and municipal governance, with expressions of frustration at construction delays and calls for practical measures. The writer urges action to finish road work, reduce waste, and end town hall bickering while criticizing aldermen and the mayor.
Mecalibter Watson and Min Hella Watson were married on Thursday evening amid a simple ceremony. The groom, Cap. Macalioter of Dually Com, and the bride, daughter of Mia and Feoasy, exchanged vows at the local church. The couple plans to spend part of their honeymoon in Orange.
The wedding of Major Aaughter or Mr and Mrs Turner of Morbex to Brentult Harold, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Wright of Newcustis, drew a well attended crowd. Rev R S Lee officiated. Bride wore white satin and blue trimmings. Olive Nielsen served as bridesmaid. The couple left for a honeymoon in Melbourne after the ceremony.
In a Sydney telegraph summary the budget mentions postage and entertainments, a possible aversion plan, and a provisional appointment of a commissioner general to Germany Australia. The piece references shipping from New Zealand and remarks on a pneumonic threat, with comments attributed to Dr Cungston and Mr O Kelly who departed yesterday.
A cluttered page entries a local sheet recounts mountain events and social notices including a dance at Mauchand and a church work effort. It lists market items, bronchial cures, blankets and rugs, and an upcoming sale at the Parkes corporation with 000 head to be penned.
Fragmentary OCR note references NMPHELOCOCTOLA and a historic speech by the Shire Prasigent. The readable portion hints at remarks misaligned by later wording, with stray phrases like 25 Balingas and Orne 9 Parnas. No clear event, date, or named person beyond these garbled terms.
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